Archive for the May 5, 2017
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Canada's trade deficit narrowed sharply to just C$135 million ($99 million) in March as exports surged to a new high on shipments of energy products, an early sign the first quarter ended strongly. Statistics Canada
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French automaker PSA said Wednesday it was teaming up with nuTonomy to integrate the US startup's software into one of its vehicles for on-road testing of fully autonomous cars in Singapore. nuTonomy will install its
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The commercial start-up of the first of four nuclear reactors that South Korea's KEPCO is building in United Arab Emirates is set to be delayed because the local operating company is not ready to run
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Alitalia's administrators will start taking bids for the troubled Italian airline within the next 15 days, the government said on Wednesday. Speaking on Italian radio, the minister of economic development, Carlo Calenda, said that while
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HSBC said on Thursday that pre-tax profit fell 19 percent in the first three months of the year but the bank's chief described them as "a good set of results" after a turbulent 2016. The
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HSBC said on Thursday that pre-tax profit fell 19 percent in the first three months of the year but the bank's chief described them as "a good set of results" after a turbulent 2016. The
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The EU fired a fresh salvo at Britain on Thursday, proposing fresh rules that would require a huge slice of London's banking business to leave the UK after Brexit. The new rules unveiled by European
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The number of people in Spain registering as jobless marked its sharpest monthly fall on record in April, the Labour Ministry said on Thursday, after the busy Easter holiday prompted a boost in restaurant and
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Iran is in talks with Britain's export credit agency to facilitate the financing of aircraft sales to state airline IranAir as part of its pact with world powers to lift sanctions over its nuclear programme,
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French bank Societe Generale said Thursday that net profits were hit in the first quarter by a provision covering the settlement of a long-running legal dispute with Libya's sovereign fund. Societe Generale said in a
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